The Consumer Bill of Rights includes the right to:
A) discontinue a product in the market.
B) fix the price of a commodity.
C) bargain over the price of a commodity.
D) redress and to be heard.

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The Consumer Bill of Rights includes the right to redress and to be heard, meaning consumers have the right to seek compensation or a remedy for unsatisfactory products or services and to have their complaints heard by companies and government agencies. The other choices are not included in the Consumer Bill of Rights. A company has the right to discontinue a product, but consumers do not have a right to demand a product be discontinued. Fixing the price of a commodity is typically determined by market forces or government regulation, not by consumer rights. Bargaining over the price of a commodity is not necessarily a consumer right but may be a negotiation tactic in certain situations.

The Consumer Bill of Rights Includes the Right To